Aparna Brielle

American actor, dancer, and producer, Aparna Brielle is known for her roles in TV and films like Cooper Barrett's Survival Guide to Life A.P. Bio Jay as well as Silent Bob The Reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Issues Librarians, Girly Tales and Grimm. Aparna Brielle was a student at Valley Catholic School (then known as St. Mary of the Valley) in Beaverton Oregon. Then she enrolled in Arts & Communications High School and eventually attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparnabrielle was hired as a member of Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. Her parents were Indian-Americans. Aparna lived in the Cedar Mill neighborhood of Portland Oregon. When she was nine years old, and had just completed three years of Bharatanatyam Training in dance, Aparna graduated with an Arangetram Performance. She played the role of attractive woman in the episode titled "How to Survive the Roommate's Girlfriend" from Cooper Barrett's Surviving guide to Living. In 2018, Aparna started playing the character Sarika Sarkar recurring in the show on television A.P. Bio. The character she played in the show was a committed student who works to succeed and is constantly striving to rise within the ranks of society. Brielle brought to life the character Jihad a Muslim girl sent to America U.S. by her mother in the upcoming comedy Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Aparna is close along with Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith a filmmaker and actor. Aparna Brielle was born on 5 thdated Feb 1994, in Clackamas Oregon. Her birth was initially planned for St. Vincent's Hospital on Southwest Portland. But there were no beds and her parents moved to Clackamas. Brielle went to Cedar Mill Portland for her college years, and Valley Catholic High School for the freshman and sophomore years of her. Her high school diploma was awarded through the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy in Beaverton. The actress's educational ambitions were not over. Linfield College was where she further studied Marketing. She had a stellar academic record in college, graduating within three, instead of four years. Aparna first became aware of her desire to become an actor while she was a kid. Television shows as well as Disney movies were her favorites, and she aspired in order to look like those in the movies. Brielle's parents told her about the goals and dreams she had. She was then placed into different classes. Classes included music as well as dancing. One such class was for Bharatanatyam which is an Indian traditional dance that is performed in a solo by a woman or girl. Brielle's performance was exceptional, as she completed the class within just three year. She made her debut on stage (known by the name of Arangetram) at barely nine years old. Brielle attended acting classes in order to improve her acting skills. She participated in several productions at her school, as well as an active member of the Northwest Children's Theater.